The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-06 00:00:00

VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of f (is Royal ffightlfl3 the pP wet of WALLS. THIS PRESENT EVENING the .GARDENS WILL OPEN with a SPLENDID GALA, in Com m moridon of liis,Nlajesty's girth-day. The CONCERT Will be seletted from the Works of the most eminent Nlasters.—Principal Vocal Perform , :rs Mr. Mown, Mr. Gibbon, Mr. Denman, Mr.Panby ; Mrs. Bland, Mrs Margerarn, and Miss . Fearon. Mr, Honk will preside at the Organ ; Leaner ot. the Band, Mr. Brooks. I3e_ tween the ACts,the Grand British and Caledonian Bands, re lieved by the l'antlean - Miwtrels, will perform Martial and other Music; and at the conclusion of the Concert will be given a brilliant Display of Eire-Works, by Signora tiengler, Admission, Three Shiliings and Sixpence. Doors opened at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight ol Clock . • _ _ _ . The Public are respeeifully informed, -that owing to the Increased Expenditure in the Preparation of these Gar. dens, and the very serious Rise .in the Article for ll tions, the Adtnission islanavoidably 3s. 6d. MM LS. Aaaiv E D-► t CottenbUrgh, I Dublin , r Waterford. Dui--t Gottenbursb, i Dublin, r Waterford. T EI E- SUN. 11 , 01.104 QULS DMtat fALSUM AUDIAT ? LONDON,' JUNI 1808. A Mail arrived last night from Goitenturgh, and the intelligence which it brings is of a favourable . nature. The account of the Re-capture of Oland by the Swedes is confirmed ; and it is said, by let ters from Helsingburgh, that'the Island of Goth land has been re-taken, and that 4000 Russians were made prisoners. There are no official details of the operations in Finland, but it was strongly reported in Stockholm that the Swedish .Army .bad obtained some further successes, When the • Packet sailed frOrn Gottenburgh the troops composing the Expe dition under the command of Sir jOUN Moons bad not disembarked; they were probably waiting for the return of Col. Mu altar, who left.LcindOn for Getien, burgh on Wednesday last. The delay which has taken place basWforded the Opposition Writers an oppor tunity to exclaim against the present Ministers, and • thoegh they candidly confesathat they are wholly un acquainted witl. the causes which occasioned this de lay, they are quite certain that the fault, if there be any fault, must be ascribed to the British Govern ment. When the intelligence of the treacherous surrender of Sweaborg reached this Country, we stilted that it was highly probable that that event might produce a change in the intetided plan of ope rations, because from the very great strength of that Fortress, its surrender . could scarcely have been cal culated ripen. Whether the delay in the disembark ation arose from 'that cause or not, we are not pre. pared to say positively, but it is by no means im probable. Wo are strongly inclined to suspea that the good undentanding which has hitherto fi,ubsiited between WIONAPAKTE and his good Ally the Kima of Darr LIAM' is upon the point .of being interrupted, and we shall not he surprised if in the course of a few months His DAtosit . MAJESTY should, like the. KING of SPAM, be accommodated : with a coun try residence in France. The delays which have taken place in the . Livasion of Sweden from Zea land, hive, it appears, irritated the impatient rnin:l Uf 13LIGNAPARTE, and ''BittNADOITE,, who Was charged with the execution ,of this plan, in order to shift .from himself the blame -of the delay, has accused the KING Of DENMAr, for not completing the warlike preparatjons in Zealand, and has threAeued to retire to Jutland. Whether these accusations of BERNTADOTTir'are.well founded or not we do not know,. but if. they are repeated, we can easily 'anticipate the consequences that will result to the Kitao of DENMARK. • Since writing the above we 'learn' thatGoVern. pent have received Official Advice of the surrender of the Russian Troops to Guthlo,4,- •The PortUgnee SchoonerPestigh arrived at Fal: mouth on Thursday last fi orn hid) place 'She left on the Nth ultimo. The Captain states, that when, sailed there was a report at St. Übes. that an aetion had taken place in the Mediterranean between the British and French Fleets,..4 which the latter were defeoted. with. the Its 63 of six s a il o f the 'Line, No date is mentioned, and -we. are' Strongly inclined-to thin]: that this Is merely a repe- , (titian of one of the reports which reP.ehed .r thiseoun-• try tome time ago, and which unfortunately proved to be unfounded. • No Intelligence hid reacbe4 Town from our Fleet off Cadiz, when this Paper was put to Press. The following Letter tends very strongly to confirm the ~..hopes we entertain of shortly receiving some very grai.ifying Intelligence from that quarter : PA P Z, MAY 13.—.TheSpaniatds no determined to foist th t further encroachments of the french. They have planted cannon in such a position as to corn amend the FFench Fleet, upon which an attsolt will be made as soon as the necessity for doing so distil appear. The Regent, Don ANTONIO (the icing's brother) has rondo his escape horn Madrid, and has tirrived in Annan, where lie was received with open arum; by the people. The grandees, and all the rich men in the various provinces of Spain have contributed large .grtmx of money to support the cause.of the people, who have held public meet. ings, and demanded OtEcers to lead them on to the defence of the kingdom. They ar&fully prepared to take the field, and we hourly expea to hear of events the most terrible. The Priests have united with the people ; their admonitions will serve to stimulate them to acis of bravery. The appearance of the Metropolis cm Saturday last, and, we doubt not, throughout the United Kingdom, must have given pleasure to every loyal spelator, as there was a general testimony of af fection and reverence for the excellent Monarch who lives secure and happy, amidst all the dreadful convulsions which have overturned so. many Con- tinental Thrones, and shaken those which remain. Long may he liVe, for tae happiness of his people, and long may the British Empire be the sanctuary of freedom, and the abode of loyalty. On Saturday the Dukes of YORK, KENT,.CUM-, BERLAND, SUSSEX, and CAMBRIDGE', .with their MAJESTIES.. In the evrening their MAJESTIES bad a selea party to tea and cards. • Yesterday Divinv Service • was performed by the Rev. Dr. Nuoutyr, liefore the Royal Family. , Yesterday her MAJESTY and the PRINCESSES ho noured Lady CUARLOTTIt FINCH with a visit, at bets apartments in St...fatnes's Palace. The Prince of WALES gave a magnificent 'nter• tainment on Saturday, at Carlton House, in honour of his MAJESTY'S birth-day. 'The Duke of PoRTLANI) gave a grand clinner in honour of . biS MAJESTY'S birth-day, on Saturday, to several of the Cabinet Ministers and others. Ln . rd HAU:KESBURY entertained the LoaD MAyox, the Sheriffs, and others. Mr. CANNING gave a dinner to the Foreign Mi nisters, Sir STEPHEN COTTeREL, &C. Sir ARTHUR. PAGET was invited : we have not learnt whether be attended. Lord cASTLEREAGII entertained about seventeen Military Officers. The Earl of WIIICHELSEA gave a sumptuous din -tier to several of his Majesty's Household. On Saturday morning,. in honour of the `Fitrre's • Birth-Day, the different Guards fbr the day were furnished- by the Grenadiers and Light Infantry Companies of the 3d Brigade. ot Guards,, who were paraded in the front of the Horse Guards at nine o'clock . ; they had a most elegant appeara n c e their new clothing. Soon atter ten o'clock his Royal Highness the Duke of YonK„ the Com mander in Chief, the Dikes of Communes and GLOUCESTER, arrived on the parade, after breakfast ing, and paying )heir respeds to their .Nions - rics, attended by Generals HVERAVD, LESLIE, and a on merous Staff; they were received with ,Royal nours. After the Royal Dikes inspeCted the Guards,: they - marched off to their stations, with the Bands of the First - and Third ~ Regiments, in new state clothing, playing grand tnaraes. • The Dragoons lying at Brighton have received orders to march immediately for Manchester, • at the rate of sixty miles per day—sick and baggage to be left behind. Saturday there was a grand liev;ew'bn Kenning ton Common of nearly all the Surrey Corps within ten miles of the metropolis. The H►►n. Artillery Company hail a grand field tiny on Saturday, after Which Col.. CuitTlS g;:ve an elegant breakfast on the ground to a nw:aerous party of friends. On Saturday, in commemoratio n of his 11 , 1 AJRSTY'S birth-day, the Loyat British Artificers, commanded by,l,ieut..-Col. COW PEI:, had a grand field day in 11)6 Park. Phru was thP olost splendid. day of the svason j a:1 that i gay ill London was as.' sembled there about lOur o'clock. The Expedition which is' forthwill to sail. frOrp . Cork will be formidable. Above ten thOusabd troops are already under orders, together a park Of ar tillery.—Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY is to have the command. A Proclamation Avis issued by the Court of St. • Petersburg() on the 20th .of March, again deeliying . the annexation of ,Finland.to the Russian Empire, and dire6iing that the inhabitants 5 imula take the oath of allegiance to the' RusAian Government. RwiAL AcAogistY,--Tbe Anniversary Dinner given by the Members of this institution took place o n Saturday, at the Crown and Anchor. The. Pre, sident, many of the Academicians, and a numerous, train of rising ArtiSts, who 7 ;e talents do honour, t o the Country, as well as several private friends of the Members, were present on the occasion. The usual loyal and patriotic Toasts were gi‘ren, and received with the warmest applause, particularly that of our . exceik.;.nt Monarch, which excited repeated accliima-. tions... The President, with his usual zeal tOr the Arts, gave f‘ The British Institution," and the two Societies, whose excellence in water-colour Draw ings far surpasses every thing of a.similar nature that any other Country has produced. These toasts were received with a liberal warmth that indicated the generous emulation of congenial spirits. Mr. Watrzfoottp.proposed the health of the President, and the company lolly testified their respe& for that Gentleman by the zeal with which they drank it.— The President returned thnnk3 in ,very handsome terms. Mr. TaasilAkt took the Choir after -Mr. Wzsr retired, and the company remained to a late hour, enlivened by the vocal exertions of MELD, LE Mt, TAYLort, and other professional Pert - opera, as well as by those of Mr.,NixoN, Mr. T. Mr. TURNEKELLI,- and other well-known musical. ante(eurs. From Paris we have the following intelligence Among the numerous persoris who aceompa_ nied thelloyal,Family of Spain toßayonneare sup posed to be the Grand Council of mist of the Archbishops and Bishops, and the chief Gran dees,.of Spain. Among - other objeas to be taken into consideration by -them is anew distribut:on of the property of the Church, and a new regulation of the mode of worship —CummeslV. is to continue the nominal King of Spain. MURAT to 'be Ina Viceroy, or Regent of the KiNclotn. NAVAL. NEWS. From the LONDON (7JZETTE, 74ffe 4, 18011. Admiralty-O„fice, June 4, 1808. Copy of a Letter from Mr. James Dowie, Aaing Command' r of the Prince William Henry Revenue Cutter, to the Commissioners of the Customs at Edinburgh., and transmitted by the Secretary to that Board to the Hon. IY. Wellesley Pole. HOINURABLE SIRS, I beg leaVe to acquaint your Honours, that. upon the afternoon of the 24th instant, Rattray Head bearing W.N.W. distant about three miles, I ob semed a strange Sail standing towards the land, and made fbr her, upon which she put found, and set all sail• to make off. I continued the chace, and about five o'clock got within gun-shot ; and about six brought her to action, which was kept up, owing to little wind and a rolling sea, near two hours,' when on accident, by the blowing up of some gun powder on board my Cutter, obliged me to give it up until next morning I then renewed the attack, and about nine o'clock had the good fortune to cap ture her. She proves to be the Wovehalsen, of North Bergen, Anders Knudson, Commander, with four 4-pounders, two swivels, and a number of small arms, and thirty-three men. I ant concerned to add thin this capture was not made without some injury to my crew, six of them being wounded, though none, dangerously. On board the Pr4oteer one man was killed, and the Commander and two Men wounded, both of them severely. She was out nine days and had made no capture. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) JAMES DOWIE. Prince William Hoary customs Revenue Cutter, Leith Roads, May 27, 1808. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE :,.--Arrived yesterday the Pelter Gun-brig, with, a convoy from the Downs ; among which are the Apollo, GRUBY, for Malta ; Leipsig, COMPTON, for Quebec; and Ann, PURVIS, . with stores for the Dock-yard. La Belle Poule Frigate takes convoy to the Me diterranean ; the Speedy Sloop of War takes convoy to Canada, Nova Scotia, Halitax, Quebec, and New foundlane.; the Crocodile Frigate takes convoy to Guernsey and Jersey ; the- Feller Gun-brig takes convoy to the Downs. PLYMOUTH, JUNE 4.—Sailed the Emerald Frigate on a cruise, and Quecn Charlotte, LYE, for Gi braltar. Arrived the Harlequin Stoop of War, with a Con voy from the Downs ; the Thomas and Mal, ivurr, from London, to load for Gibraltar ; and the Providence, AMES from Cork, with provisions. This being the Anniversary of, the Birth 'of our beloved Sovereign, the same was observed here with the usual denionstrations of joy and festivity. The whole of the guns round the citadel were fired at noun, at which time the troops in the neighbourhood amou,ntlng to nearly 10,000, assembled toefore, the Government House, at Dock, and fired three excel lent vollies, in the best style. The appearance cf such an army had a beautiful efiett: The Ships cf War in the Harbour, &mud, and Cawsand Bay, fired a Royal Salute. FALMOUTH, JUNE 3,—Arrived the Monier Armed Ship with a Convoy from the Downs • Btti%trA:+t QUAY, JuNit 4.—Arrived the Lord Codtrune 4rined Ship from a cruize, and remains in Torbay with the Ctihnni.4 Fleet, which this day, at one o'clock, tired a royal salute in honour of His Majesty's 1. YARMOUTH, JUNE &.—Sailed liis.Nlajesty's Ship Africa tor the hie. Arrived li - is Ntijesty's Ship Super from the Downs, bound to the Baltic. DEAL, JUNg r) —Arrived ant sailed for the jliver the Resolution, l'Aitay ; and the Apollo, BELLIN, from Liverpool. Sailed His Majesty's Snip Sparroichawk on a eruize. StiLr,r,:nss,Nr. 2.—Arrived the Deptford Tent der, LiClit. ANTRANI, from thel:uwer, with . 54 Vo lunteers and imprest men for the Fleet, also the ltapicl T ": ewler, .from.Lyno. with ditto' This being the, Anniversary of the. Birth-day of oar most beloved and gracious Sovereign; the same was observed by the Royal Standard being displayed at the Garrison and ea board the. Normir Flag-ship. At noon a royal aalute was fired- from the Garrison, and the Suffolk Militia, stationed here, fired a feu- dejoye, At one o clock 21 guns were fired from each Man of'War at the Nore. Jut s.—Sailed the Basilisk Gun•brig, Lieut. limos, for the North Sea, with some Marines for the Stately, of 64 guns, and Sparrowhawk Sloop of War. EDINBURGH JUNE 2.—On Monday last sr.iled from Leith Roads the - Nightingale Sloop,of War, • with the.trade for Gottenburgb, after having been put ‘back by contrary winds. On Tuesday night arrived in I.eith Roads the Cygnet and Ringdove Sloops of War from a cruize. On Monday, the Proteaor Gun-Brig arrived at Leith from Gotteuburgh, after landing Col. Men. RAY at-Yarmouth; and sailed again yesterday, with the trade for Heligoland. HIS MAIES' 1 , Our beloved Sovereign completed his 70th yelf on Saturday last, with the best wishes of every class of Hi, MAJESTY'S suhjeas for a long continua:lce of ; that life, which is deservedly so precious in the esti mation of every true and loyal Briton. Owing to the delicate state of his eyes, His MAJESTY was not at Court, but tie gave audience to Several of ihe Nobility, Bishops, &c. at Buckingham House. Tha morning was, as usual, Ushered in with the ringing of bells, at noon the Park and Tower guns were fired, the ships in the Thames displayed their co lours, and the Flags and Standards of the United Kingdom were hoisted on the different churches and public buildings. The streets in the neighbour hood of the Palace were crowded to an excess, end the windows in St. James's-street, in particular, ex hibited a display of beauty and splendour rarely 10 . be witnessed in any country. The Duke of Kso'r • arrived at the Queen's Palace, by half- past eight o'clock, and by a little after ten the Prince of N'trat.rist the Dukes of YORK, , CLARENCE, CUMBERLA"' SUSSEX, CAMBRIDGE, and GLOUCESTER, the Princess of WALES, the Duchess of YORK, the Duchess of BRUNO-WICK, and Princess CIIARLOTTE of WaLo followed. About twelve o'clock the Princess of WALKs went to Kensington Palace to dress for Her MAJESTY'S Drawing-room. At half-past twelve o'clock HO' MAJESTY, the PRINCESSES, Ihe.DUCIO r S of BRUNSWICK, and the PriIICBSS" C HARLOTT E 0 1 WALES went to St. James's Palace, and partook of some refreshment ; after which the Duke Of CAW BUDGE conduCed the Duchess of Baunswtoti over' the elegant suit- of rooms and the Grand Coonsi l Chamber. Aetwo o'clock the Prime, of WALES Suite, in three carriages, and servants in statopr ries, dress huts and feathers, proceeded from Carleton House to the Drawing-room, and entered 4 -0 ! pri%ate door in the Park. His Royal Highness 0 1 ;..tended by the DukevoICLAIIHNICE, Lords Noll! and DUNDAs, Generals LEE and HvLse, and C 91 0 0" WMAHON, LEE, and BLOONIFIE.LD. The Ode shortly after commenced, under the di. rcaion of Sir WILLIASI PARSONS, WhO, to meet th* wishes of His biIAJESTY, adapted, to it Haribdi t ' music. It was from the Opera of I' haramovid;. tbd Overture of which was a high treat. MAJESTY proceeded to receive the companY with her usual affability. There ere present, OP sides Her MAJErrY— Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, the Duk t i of York, Clarence, Cumbgrland, Kcnt, Camor.dges a!" Cloucester. • Their Royal Highness*, the Princes*** .Angifets, E1,44°- belt', marl., Sophia Amelia, the Princess ot Wa les, Duchess of York, arid the Princess Sophia of UloticesteV iv i The Archbishops of Canterbury, York. '0. 1)111 ' 9 "c. Cashel, the Lord Chancel or, the Lord P res ident L , Council, the Lord Privy Seal, the First Lord of the Trea• stay, the L hancellor of the Exchequer, the thrie Secretar ies of state, the SeLretary at War, the First Lord 'of the Akio miralty. the Master.Geheral of the. Ordnance, the 1.0" . Chief luatices ut th e I , 01 King's Bench and Con o Picas, the Lord Cruet baron of tile Exchequer, tine Mo tif of the Rolls, the Lord Advocate of Scothmit, the Attornett. General, the Solicitur. •cueial, til solicrtor-Generat to= OW pri m e o f Wales, the King's Advocate, the 'two Stlycil the Attot hey and olicnor-General of Scotland, the Mayor, Sheritts - of 1.1011:i . 011, tilt; Recorder, &C. . , There were likewise present — Attie , Dmi,4 - Beaufort, Uuraone Argyle, And I)etrivrres—Kuti4ll. Bedford, Nortmatnherland, and low - ager kutland. ild.a.fr;irrea—Hunely , coniwattis , .W e lfe sl e y , Olt and .`1 ttchitetd. 3f.yrbic , reires —Salisbury, Ely, Cornwallis, .Exeter, Bland , ford and Bath. Mountnorris, Ormond, Fortescue, Winchelses , Fitz william, Warwick, Grosvenor, Niexborofign, Rossly”.. L ritiorderr,, Norhesit, Camden. Sutliffk, ogingewafer bristei, Dighy, 'Strathmore, liesborough, 13ocki,)g•- hainslure, Bathurst, Nlaccic,tiehi, Mount Likeurno.:,Will olt e Clare, A bay.v, Pomfret, Cifohnell, Ay. le-ford, Partmoa tne Tyrcoonell, Uxtord, Westmorland, Chatham, Paulit, Poo' is, (alas'eow, Sandwich. Ceu n te:mr—Warwick, Ormond Mansfield, Rosslvm G l3/ ; gow, Dowager Essex, Cavan, Selkirk, Clare, 'l:eric,',„' Camden, Harrington, Paufet,"llcliester, MouranorriSr elestield, Penibroke, Wilton, Dartmoor)), Wintaten, wilharn, Beverley, iNtalincsbilry,• Barrypiore, Erroll C ,?, / , ° , 4 „ moncteley, I rowagq Itossly:1, t..fficionderry, OxtOtd, terf.eld, Cardigan. lgortriesK, Dalhousie, Mex borough. vie by, Lansdale, Clorirnell, St. M.fttin De Front. l'irecunrs— Milton, Suctley,Sifin y, Dirricannon, Sidinouthf As/07mm., Cranky, Fork) s, Wentworth, c,:aiiler: . agit , tord,'lrmpletown, Donne, PalinelS tulle, HAW AldUll, Mount ‘Pittougattei—Sudley, Calway, 113m04:rri, ltlorpc:h, Mil ton, Wentworth, Dowager Hawaiden, Templetown, AO* br-ook. ll'abll—Salisbury, Winchester, Exeter, li.ith and Well S P' Chichester, Carlisle, Bangor, Chester, and Down. aunt Munster. lirnmr—liolckcits and De Rolle. AfiaLt.rgivero—rsH_orivaertituoydarkistuotts ra p , run , A • merlon, ga IA nian. 4.9rds —Brook, O'Neil, Barnard, Telgrunno thl (ilenberale. De two "Illynnes, BUtklu), Sheffield, Walsingharn , . rd Rouse, Henley, hllenborough, Walpole; Haft' - " `,'• 1 :, 14 nnvolo Coll)nttem, htoWnlow, K. f i tzgxia ttt, liolt uht Lu itt n i i sCo‘ " k r , R He.er,'s, Somerville, Hinton, Hawkesbury, 1;c 1 wi" , jjr"-P bagot t Water-park, Anthem. Lalirs--t;renville.Aletcalte, Has kesbury, P jt „ t : well C • ( ifeville. Hume, Do Chttord, W a . bentin. 11u-r -ant, Buckley, Alvauley, Bathur s t, Crantp.,.Dalrl Thyttne, E INialpolit, Bruce Read, („,;. Walpole, ‘ p:t ig ti r ,.: ll ...l: l a u r n til s : l l l. on k , ie D il a i t i tt y i , :us i. i . t: :, Boatou, E. Talbot', :311:" ; Vow 44er Molison, C. Durlhan, britouti. Campbell, l'raits, A. Forester, two Tltyrincs. - Conyli h narn. Lusnington, Uanistanville, C• 11 “ Tr-1 4 l• Ha curt, C. Harb..td, Dormer, A. Cumberland, t,•;u grave, A. Vernon, Forchtster, C. (Aynne, cent, Dawkins, Batiks, ltuanntietd, h Dormer. / o ' 4 mum, lJallas, C. Silkirk, Campbell, Isinin, A. wtTi;,, - We l lesley, three Percy*. Antrim, Crespigny, , r champ, Untrerirt, Huott, Abd), C. Strum C. illo c ', s l , Llicir , I. l• Lnitir. C. Douglas, D. Herbert, A. C.irPg n i t ; 9 Howard, !Cush, C. hitter, Leonard, C. Herbert, Hu"'" Leucite% Chambers, shelley, Warburton, Scott, Milthitay . . field R. Widow, Shr—T. BI: omfield, T. Trigge, f: Thompson, I , P 44 1,.. At7soLuzigtirs):Ceir,,, f(140041,(10,twi, if. Uurrard, Craddock, A B k il'i e 4j a n ; a d t: f m r i c . (ll k7 Pe ll i s o . s m i el r s k n' t Ttirtotl. R. Bar c lay, H. T. .Duckwortli. V. ' W. ° T. Gage, W Long, Hall, I. Sibbeld, • Rush, Hull, V. Gibbs, T. H. u.• / 4, . . G.ifilliard, I. Douglas, Wigram, P . liven, R. Clement, 1. Liman (;. ltxgot, F. flartwelly.;ii:` Duckenfield, C. Collern,.l-Ci t aterell, I. Errol) C. Std T. Leonard, W. A.b/1), F. Willis. ; 44.,,h—kiarvey, Cof fi n, Holloway, Palrfirr,Cott • milton, Knight, and tiardner. • IGePotratt—Burtoil, Needham, Bertie, Fitzpatrick, Fox, Leslie, MAtlrien, FlllOl, Stanwie, Pieton, Campov Stevens, Pennington. Cotton, Herrington, Ilupc , Tarlton, Car:ton, Tttorntort, Hams, rant, Churthill; Niilner, Lawson, MeuT"s - c,,, greve, Fanngdon, Watson, Barrington, Ci""'" ° " t ' zuer, rt, Bloomfield, Scioto - lotittitun, and Watteville. CO/144/;--Torrens Chester ouglas, Taylor. 1 ",t 1 I D ~ Bruce, mm e, Haer, Stopturit, Deshrow, 1 Vrttoh. Halsey. Hward, Sheldon; Cooper, U. Ludlow, Mart o in, ltaindlarnage,